ONE GOD.
ONE LORD.
ONE SPIRIT.
ONE COMMUNITY.

Celebrating 15 years of God's goodness (video)

Who We Are

JeanJean and Kristie Mompremier founded United Christians International (UCI) in 2003 and returned to JeanJean’s birthplace in 2005. UCI’s primary goal has always been to teach the Word of God. As a result, over 30 witch doctors have turned to Christ, churches have been planted in far-reaching communities, and communities have transformed from despair to hope.

Teaching. Equipping. Uniting.

Helping people know and experience God by teaching, equipping, and uniting.

Teaching
The Words of God

Our goal is to provide quality Christian education to our rural areas, with a big emphasis on providing a safe and encouraging learning environment, resources, and hiring certified teachers with a heart for the Lord.

Equipping
National Leaders

UCI continues to grow and meet the spiritual, medical, educational, and agricultural needs of the community, while touching the lives of Haitians through sharing, studying, and living out the Gospel.

Uniting
Christians Around the World

God has used UCI to not only unite Christians in the surrounding 9 villages in Caiman, but throughout the world through short-term missions teams and service projects.

Ephesians 4:3-6

"Work hard to live together as one by the help of the Holy Spirit. Then there will be peace. There is one body and one Spirit. There is one hope in which you were called. There is one Lord and one faith and one baptism. There is one God. He is the Father of us all. He is over us all. He is the One working through us all. He is the One living in us all."

UCI Spotlight

Grateful Despite Difficult Circumstances

We have shared about the revival happening in the mountain church plant of Bas La Rivière.  Pastor Luckson and his wife are not from this area, but felt God’s calling to preach in this remote area.  Similar to the start of UCI, there was not any resources available for any other ministry except to preach the Word. And, as we found, this is the best place to start and to follow.  Revival happened in this small church and over 30 witch doctors and many of their followers have found the Light and left vodou. Praise His Holy Name! Unfortunately, this doesn’t mean that everything becomes easy.  Pastor Luckson and his wife are experiencing persecution from witch doctors who have seen the decrease of their power in their area. People that were involved in vodou are witnessing the life-changing power of God’s Word and turning away from trying to buy security from the witch doctors.  There have also been jealousy and misunderstanding from churches that have felt threatened from this revival that didn’t happen in their congregations.  I wish that serving the Lord guaranteed unity and ease, but we are not in heaven, yet.  We will face trials BUT God is always with us.  So how to handle this kind of trial?  Pastor Luckson and his family felt their lives threatened and went down the mountain and asked to stay with some people that knew.  The elders and deacons of the church understood the need, but decided on their own to travel the 6 hours down and up the mountain to escort Pastor Luckson to church on Sunday which meant leaving at 3 AM.  They fed him after church, and then hiked the round trip again to bring back.  Meanwhile, UCI gave food to each of the churches in the surrounding areas so as to encourage them and show God’s love.  Pastor Jeanjean and Pastor Luckson met with the pastors of each of these churches so they could pray together and talk about the problems and needs of this area and ask God to lead them in knowing how to work to address these problems Biblically.  These problems won’t be solved overnight, but we know God wants us to glorify Him in how we relate to others. Please help us in praying for Pastor Luckson and his family, for the Bas La Riviere church and community, and for the Church to unite as the body of Christ.

University Student Spotlight

UCCC graduates are changing the face of Haiti!

Do you see #3 and #10? These are our students!! The document to the left  is translated: State University of Haiti Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy Result--foreign, public, and private hospital residency academic year 2023-2024.  In Haiti, there are very few options to continue your studies to get a master's, doctorate, or for a medical doctor, to get training in a speciality.  The competition for the few available opportunities is intense.  Thousands took the test, but only 94 passed the vigorous exam. Dr. Toriste Alexander Christophe obtained the 2nd highest score and Dr. Joseph Faustin achieved the 4th highest score.  We are grateful that these doctors want to continue to study to help their country.  Dr. Toriste desires to be a OB-GYN and Dr. Faustin wants to be a general surgeon.